Free Perennial Garden Workshops at Brunner Farmhouse Gardens

BROOMFIELD, CO – There may be snow on the ground and gusts of freezing winds, but hardcore gardeners are already planning for spring. Even beginners can envision the warmer weather where new plants might poke their green tendrils through the dry, dead grass.

You're in luck. Broomfield's Brunner Farmhouse & Gardens will be hosting a series of gardening talks on creating perennial gardens, presented by experts from CSU Extension.

The first presentation, Plant Selection Basics, will take place Tuesday, Feb. 26 from 6-7:30 p.m. at the Brunner Farmhouse. Experts will share tips on "how to select native and Colorado-tested perennials for every theme and color scheme," according to promotional materials.

Next up will be Planning a Perennial Bed on March 26.

Please RSVP for the free classes at csuextension@broomfield.org or call 720.887.2286.

Need Gardening Advice?
Call the Broomfield Master Gardener Helpline: (303) 464-5554
Email gardening questions to: BroomfieldMG@colostate.edu

If you want to try your hand at gardening, but don't have the space –or can't commit– you can always try your green thumb at Brunner Farmhouse's 13 display gardens, which are maintained by community volunteers. Find out more on the Brunner Farmhouse Facebook page:

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